What kind of system do you recommend? and how to wire? Thaks
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I'm not sure what you are asking. I have an old hard-wired alarm system and I replaced some windows in my house and used these glassbreak detectors on them. From what I understand wireless systems are now the norm and these detectors won't work for them.
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I recommend GE concord 4 panel (not express version). You can do lots with this system and programming is super easy. All you need is a 2 conductor but I'd still use 4 conductor wire. 22/4 alarm wire.
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I used my own wire for the outside door bell intercom. The larger monitor is a plug in and it isn't very long. I spliced all of my stuff to make things work. I ran my wire over 50' from outside inside the walls.
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no you don't ,i would go online and see if you can bring up the instruction booklet or even go to u tube and i remember a couple videos of people wiring them in. all i remember is it was easier than i hoped for and i am not good with electricity!
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You will need an amp kit. I would recommend Rockford fosgate amp kits. It will give you all the wires you need if you're going it yourself. If you are going to a slop for installation, they may provide the necessary wiring
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If you're going to use the wires that come with the system you would have to splice. Or, you can buy extension cords that can add more length without splicing.
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I just used the wires supplied from the unit itself. Simple 3 wire connection. There are no additional connections or additional wire needed. Simple instructions will show you where to connect them. Should you have any issues, please let me know. You will be very happy with this unit. I am. Ron, Mesa, AZPS remember to shut off A/C unit breaker before attempting to install.
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your going to need a amp hook up kit. I got the one off here for like 17 bucks and it had everything you need to hook this up. I got my hooked up in like 30 minutes going through firewall was only hard part. but still simple just took some time and careful planning.hope this helps
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I would suggest getting a radio install kit aswell as a wiring harness and wire crimp kit(hardware store, less than 2$). I would also spend some time looking at youtube videos to see how people have accomplished this. Friends that have also done this before are a big help but it is an easy 1 person job.
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It comes with everything you'll need to hook it up. I'd suggest downloading the manual from the website.
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Hello Allison, I bought the system as a gift for someone. I don't know the details of hooking it up. Sorry.
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You need a existing system. It has NC (normally closed) NO (normally open) input/output contacts you have to wire to your security system.
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Bring it to Home Depot. Anyone in the electrical dept can show you the type of wire & outlet you'll need.
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The Instructions are a little confusing, I had to just go by what each wire does: I used Conventional Diagram! I also Double checked connections On the internet utilizing how my old one was connected & tagged the wires with the corresponding letters shown on the wiring diagram? I don't know if I have confused you more O actually helped you? Good Luck! =O)
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You will need a switch and some wire. You can find wiring diagrams online for a basic switch wiring. I have 4 of these wired to 2 switches. They are great
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8 guage wire to run power from your battery to where you install it, inline fuse, some smaller guage wire to run the remote (12 volt accessory) turn on wire from the back of your stereo, also either RCA cable or speaker wire depending on whether your running low or high level inputs .... you can buy it separately or just get a 8 gauge sub/amp wiring kit and it will have everything you need
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That is the way I installed the system in our rig. You will have to use a video cable from the camera to the place you mount the transmitter and spice power to both. The camera and the transmitter comes set up to share 12 volt power and separating them will require a little wiring knowledge. I spliced my connections to the hot side of 12 volt lights at the back of trailer for the camera and the transmitter in the bedroom. I also added a switch at each locations so I could turn them off when not in use. Having a cabinet across the back ceiling I could drill though to the outside and fish the camera wiring to the mounting spot and a light under the cabinet was the power source. The video cable (get a male to female extension cable; Amazon) ran inside the cabinet to the side of the rig and toward the front. I had to use a 25' and a 12' cable to reach from camera to transmitter. I had about 3' of exposed cable at the ceiling above the entry door, the rest was inside the kitchen cabinets to the frig, where I dropped to the storage area cavity and back up to the the bedroom. I did have a little issue with the picture fading out for a while then pop back. I noticed the receiver was getting quite warm so I located it on an ac vent and for the most part that issue stopped. I bought this system to monitor atv trailer pulled behind our 5th wheel. For the money, I a pleased with how it worked for me. Picture quality is good and the night vision (though it turn my red Rezr blue, was very good. I would buy the unit again.
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Here is a link to a video description of how I have mine wired and set up. I figured I can take a few minutes out of my day to help you out with this. Hope it helps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFQOC2s84Wk